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 1 Pref  |    sparing sometimes men’s very name. But I, besides that I have
 2 Praise|         publicly ashamed of the name, as taking it for a reproach;
 3 Praise|    purpose: I have given you my name, but what epithet shall
 4 Praise|         For by what more proper name can so great a goddess as
 5 Praise|       to have taken upon me the name of goddess without cause,
 6 Praise|       are commonly called by my name?—of which they are so far
 7 Praise|        will reproach me with my name if he find any one of the
 8 Praise|       fool than Bacchus;” which name of his was changed to Morychus,
 9 Praise| unpleasant, did not deserve the name of life; and other than
10 Praise|       whom is the honor of that name more proper? To the wise
11 Praise|        it that yet crack of the name. For first ’tis evident
12 Praise|   suppose it devils, for so the name imports when you call them
13 Praise|         other? I know one of my name that gave his new married
14 Praise|     antiquity and partly to the name of apostle. And truly ’twas
15 Praise|         devoutly saluted by the name of “Our Masters,” in which
16 Praise|    unfolding the mystery of the name Jesus, did with wonderful
17 Praise|       so much as remember their name, or what the word bishop
18 Praise|   should they consider what the name pope, that is father, or
19 Praise|   nepios, fool: and by the same name, as if there were some good
20 Praise|       mankind are fools and the name of wise only proper to God?
21 Praise|       great king ashamed of the name when he says of himself
22 Praise|       no small professor, whose name I wittingly conceal lest
23 Praise|       had almost bolted out his name, but that I once again stand
24 Praise|    There is another, too, whose name out of respect I pass by,
25 Praise|      himself delighted with the name of a lamb; according to